LLD - Design — Chess GameWhat is the primary reason to use a hierarchy of classes for board and pieces in a game design?ATo reuse common code and represent shared behaviorsBTo make the game run faster by avoiding classesCTo store all pieces in a single flat list without categoriesDTo prevent any piece from moving on the boardCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand class hierarchy purposeClass hierarchies help organize code by grouping shared behaviors and properties in a base class.Step 2: Apply to board game piecesPieces share common features like position and movement rules, so a base class avoids repeating code.Final Answer:To reuse common code and represent shared behaviors -> Option AQuick Check:Class hierarchy purpose = Reuse code [OK]Quick Trick: Base classes hold shared features for all pieces [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking hierarchy slows down the gameIgnoring code reuse benefitsConfusing storage structure with class design
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